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She was out of town in Virginia at the time. But even if she had been home, man up and handle your own problems. Don't send your moms to do it for you.

Sending his mom with a moving truck to get his furniture back for him? ? The whole thing sounds like an episode of Jerry Springer.

He put his character on display long before that during the infamous twitter battle he had with mother of his child while still with the Eagles. Then he tried to pout his way out of being traded here, and even spent a few days saying that he would just refuse to show up. Then after finally accepting the inevitable, he spent the next several months having a hissy fit about every time someone stuck a mic in his face, and tried to make it about racism. Yeah, anyone who kept up with the NFL outside of just the Bills already knew what a POS this guy was long before he ever wore a Bills uniform. There were multiple incidents even before he was traded from Philly.

Everybody from the server to the manager said that LeSean and his posse he had with him came into the restaurant and acted like disrespectful jerks, to the point that they were afraid to even go near the table after a while. So yeah, he got bad service. But it was of his own doing. As usual, I'm sure he was just a poor innocent victim of circumstance, right? Maybe he's just a reeeeeeaally unlucky guy. Cause he seems to get himself caught up in scandals and stupid situations an awful lot for a guy who never does anything wrong.

Guess that settles it then.

Agreed. Hire the best lawyer you can. Still doesn't mean you're automatically innocent.

oh ok, if you say so.

No, the guy I quoted was the one doing the implying. I simply implied there's more than one way to look at it. Try to keep up.

I wish I could say it means something, but it doesn't. I certainly didn't expect her to say "sure, he beats the boy all the time, but I just let it happen without doing anything." Then she becomes a target for backlash, and maybe even CPS.

Yeah, that's exactly what I said... C'mon now. Just saying that hiring the hard-hitting badass bigtime lawyer doesn't automatically meant that you're innocent.

That's one way of looking at it I guess. Could also make the argument that he's the kind of attorney you call when you're scared sh!tless of going to jail, because you know you done effed up.

You should see the Texas Law Hawk

I'll never understand the women who go for the violent/controlling type. Weird.

Even before the "hot women only" party where he used the Bills' logo on the invite, there was the twitter spat with the mother of his child. The one where he sic'd his little twitter army on her and talked about his kid like he was a mistake because he didn't wear protection. There was also the party bus incident where some lady was assaulted and left abandoned on the jersey turnpike in the middle of the night after being being sprayed with water or some sh!t. Also the restaurant incident. Where everyone from the server to the manager said that McCoy and his crew came in acting like jerks and being disrespectful to the staff to the point that the server was afraid to go back to their table . I honestly don't understand how anyone can defend this guy as a person. As a good RB? Sure, defend him all you like and I'll listen. But the guy is just a real immature POS off the field, and he continues to prove it over and over again.

Least surprising news ever. Just the latest incident of many throughout his career, and there will no doubt be more before it's over. Been saying for years here what a POS McCoy is. But everyone just spins it or tries to make excuses for him whenever he does something vile or stupid. Well, take a good look at her beaten, bloody face. This is what happens when a community continues to enable someone like him, simply because he can hold a ball and run fast. I wonder if it's the same kid he abandoned years ago and talked about him like he was a mistake on twitter because he didn't use protection. At least he's being a part of his life now. Sounds like the kid might be better off without him though.

The fact that he tagged Richie there tells me he feels as though Richie is at least partly to blame for reaching such a desperate mental state.

An obvious cry for help.

If they were such "weak" slurs, why is he crying about it on twitter?

lol at all the "well golly gee, the defense only gave up 10 points" type responses. Yep. And now we have all offseason to wonder if Jax would've scored any points at all if McDermott had taken away the one thing Bortles was managing to do well today. At the very least, it would've given our offense more chances to put some points on the board instead of standing on the sideline watching Bortles run for another first down. Hey, I get it. McDermott is the first coach to lead this team to the playoffs in forever, and a lot of you feel compelled to make excuses for him because of that. But he deserves to take some heat for this one. If you put a spy on Bortles and he somehow, by the grace of God, finds a way to beat you with his arm, then so be it. That's acceptable. But when the bad Bortles shows up and you do nothing to take away the only thing he can do to beat you, that's unacceptable. Plain and simple.

You know what stops a qb who continues to run after escaping pressure? A spy.

Yokay. Funny how you were able to clearly see what nobody else could.

Ball moved but it never hit the ground.

why he didn't put a spy on Bortles. Letting Bortles continue to run without doing a damn thing about it was just astounding. It would've made all the difference in the world. And don't give me the "hindsight is always 20/20" line either. When the qb is running all over you, you put a spy on him. Especially when it's a terrible throwing qb like Bortles. That's just football 10. McDermott deserves a big part of the blame for this loss.

That looks like a catch. Definitely not enough to overturn.

There are no rules about how hard you can tackle a guy.